Going to the cinema to watch this movie is entirely because of strong inertia. One, two, three, four, five, six... It became a habit, and I didn't particularly want to see it, but it seemed that something was missing if I didn't look at it. Many people scold bad movies, and some say it's okay. I can't evaluate objectively, I can only say that it basically meets expectations. The system has to score, think about it, or give a recommendation, after all, it is a movie that I watched all the way, with feelings, like an old friend. For me, in two hours, it is not a movie, but closer to a kind of nostalgia for childhood. Looking at the big screen, I noticed that the little round faces that were once round turned into beautiful girls and boys. When I went home and looked in the mirror, I realized that I was also 20. Speaking of it, people born in the 80s and 90s seem to be a bit contrived here to mourn the passage of time. But in fact, no matter after 80s, 90s, or even 2000s, no one except Benjamin Button has the ability to grow backwards. One day always passes, and one day is lost; after one day, there is an extra footprint behind him. Human nature, lost things are always good. So let alone hypocritical, how young I am, I will inevitably miss my younger days. In the six movies, the friends who were eating popcorn with them all changed a few times. This time, even though I was sitting alone in the cinema, looking at the familiar faces on the screen, I seemed to hear them babbling in my ears commenting "Malfoy is more handsome", "Harry is a short boy", and "Ginny". It should be more beautiful". In the darkness, it seemed that all my friends were still around.
For two hours, I watched with unprecedented enthusiasm. I was amazed by Fred and George’s joke shop. I giggled and giggled as I watched Ron’s nympho expression. I was frightened by the hand of the corpse that suddenly came out of the water. It's a big jump. Without thinking about acting, plot, and special effects, I just want to spend 70 yuan to be a child for two more hours seriously and happily.
For these children in the late 80s and early 90s, this is a book and movie that really grew up with us. It is the Devildom and Star Wars of our generation. When I’m about 40 years old, when I talk to my kids about Harry Potter, my dad’s face will show up when he talks about the soldier Zhang Ga.
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